Which Levi's product line was designed with Google Project Jacquard technology?

The Levi's Commuter Trucker Jacket was designed with Google's Project Jacquard technology.

Project Jacquard developed conductive textile technology that could turn part of a garment into an interactive control surface. In the Levi's collaboration, the jacket's sleeve worked with a small electronic device so wearers could interact with connected functions while keeping a phone in a pocket.

The product was based on the commuter-oriented trucker jacket, not the standard historical Type III name alone. That distinction matters because the jacket's denim silhouette came from Levi's traditional design language, while the connected features came from the Google partnership.

The jacket was an example of wearable technology rather than a new classic jeans model. It combined ordinary apparel construction with an electronic module and conductive yarns, making it one of the most visible early consumer applications of Project Jacquard.